Great webinar hosted by the International City/County Management Association and others regarding citizen engagement on social media. Q&A: FREE webinar tackles citizen engagement using social media | icma.org
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About Me
- Julie Tappendorf
- is an equity partner at the Ancel Glink law firm in Chicago. She represents clients in local government, land use, social media, and litigation matters.
Social Media Book
Julie is the co-author of this practical guide to the legal and ethical issues faced by governments in their use of social media.
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